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The 47 Kelvinator my son and I started to restore but haven't finished it.

The 51 IH I completely rewired and hand made compressor terminal seals for. Now lives in a friends vintage kitchen in their basement.

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The two that caused my antique refrigerator obsession. 50 Westinghouse was first, 32 Monitor Top was the 2nd one home.

My 38 Flat Top type JB6-38-A

Those are know as a coolerette. I have one sitting next to me running right now. They hold a whopping 12 pack of coke or whatever lol http://www.vintagevending.com/westinghouse-r-1-coolerette

Wow I have never seen this one! I have three flat tops. A 38,40 and 41 Two are in use now. This is a great piece to see thanks for posting!

Thanks Ken It does look like the one we discussed here http://monitortop.freeforums.net/thread/719/1950s-ge-combination-refrigerator-cooling It may be the one with two sealed systems, no repair man will be familiar with it unless he is pretty old. This link gives info on how simalar systems...

Post your fridge's model # and a pic so I can see what you have. Some of the old combo's had two separate sealed systems and only one had a compressor. If this is what you have the freezer has to cool before the refrigerator section can work. Cool Freon from the freezer circuit works as the...

We had about that same frig (Ours also had the foot pedal) when I was young and a copper tone dishwasher. I always liked the shelves that swung out. I am sure if one turns up near me it will follow me home.

That is my sons 50 Westinghouse, first antique frig we brought home. The entire bottom is rusted off of the cabinet but a bad control was the only thing keeping it from cooling.

Wow I have never seen any home refrigerators or freezers made by Carrier. If I do run across one near me I bet it tries to follow me home. Been selling their heating and AC products for about a 1/4 of a century and never saw theses before.

Wow I have never seen one in stainless, sure would be cool to own.

Thanks Ralph, I am too mechanically orientated and don't seem to remember all the details Travis does with out looking them up. I have way to many projects and run my own HVACR business, guess my mind can't retain it all. As time allows I will try to post some pics, I have over 20 antique...

Sounds like what I heard was way off base. That 38 catalog is very intresting,